Glass Lactometer

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Glass Lactometer Specification

Display Type
Scale Engraved/Printed on Glass

Features
Easy to use, durable, clear scale

Control Type
Manual

Temperature Resistance
Up to 100C

Glass Type
Transparent Borosilicate Glass

Accuracy
1 Lactometer degree

Shape
Cylindrical

Type
Glass Lactometer

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approx. 15 cm (L); width and height vary as per model

Equipment Type
Laboratory Glassware

Equipment Materials
Glass

Power
Not required (Manual Operation)

Material
Borosilicate Glass

Application
Measuring purity and density of milk

About Glass Lactometer

Features:

Accurate reading
Light weight
Temperature resistance

Specifications:

Range 0-40, calibrated at 84 0 F zeal
Made of borosilicate/Neutral Glass

Characteristics:

Lactometer Zeal Type Range 0-40 For mixtures of Milk and Water
Lactometer Zeal Type Range 0-40 Paper Scale Mercury Polished
Lactometer Zeal Type Range 0-40 Metal Scale Mercury Polished
Lactometer Range (15-40) 1.015 1.040 at Temp.15.5 C App. Length 190 MM With sub division of 0.5
Lactometer Range (20-35) 1.020 1.035 at Temp 27 C App. Length 200 MM With sub division of 0.5
Lactometer Range (15-25) 1.015 1.025 at Temp 15.5 C App. Length 220 MM With sub division of 0.5
Lactometer Range(25-35) 1.025 - 1.035 at Temp 15.5 C App. Length 220 MM With sub division of 0.5
Lactometer with Inbuilt Thermometer Range 1.020 1.040 at 20 C
Lactometer with Inbuilt Thermometer Range 1.020 1.035 at 20 C

Reliable Milk Purity Testing

This glass lactometer provides a straightforward and dependable method for assessing the purity and density of milk in laboratory or industrial settings. The direct visual reading and clearly printed scale enable accurate results every time, ensuring consumer safety and quality assurance. Its manual control and durable borosilicate glass construction make it suitable for regular use in quality control applications.

User-Friendly and Durable Design

Engineered for practicality and precision, the lactometer is cylindrical and lightweight, measuring about 15 cm in length. The printed engraved scale offers high visibility, while the borosilicate glass ensures resistance to temperature changes up to 100C. Its robust design allows for repeated use without compromising accuracy or clarity, making it a trusted tool for professionals in the dairy industry.

FAQs of Glass Lactometer:

Q: How does the glass lactometer measure the purity and quality of milk?

A: The glass lactometer works by floating in a sample of milk, and its scale reading indicates the milks density. This density correlates with quality and purity, allowing you to detect dilution or adulteration. To use, simply immerse the lactometer in milk and read the value where the air-liquid interface meets the printed scale.

Q: What is the process for using the glass lactometer?

A: To use the lactometer, pour the milk sample into a tall, transparent container. Gently lower the lactometer into the milk and let it float. Ensure the device is not touching the bottom or sides. Read the value on the scale at the liquid surface for an accurate measurement of milk density.

Q: When should I use this lactometer?

A: This lactometer is ideal for use whenever you need to evaluate the purity or density of milk, whether in a laboratory, dairy plant, educational institution, or even in quality checks by milk suppliers and exporters.

Q: Where can the glass lactometer be used?

A: The lactometer can be used in various settings such as laboratory environments, dairy processing facilities, quality control departments, and testing centers. Its designed for both professional and educational applications wherever milk quality needs to be assessed.

Q: What are the benefits of using a glass lactometer made from borosilicate glass?

A: Borosilicate glass construction offers excellent resistance to thermal shock, maintaining integrity up to 100C. This guarantees durability, repeated usability, and precise readings, even with frequent sterilization and cleaning.